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Should’ve, Could’ve, Would’ve: Is My Set Aside Motion Doomed Because I Didn’t Investigate?

Family Code section 2122 allows a party to set aside a judgment because of fraud, perjury, and simple failure to disclose. An example of fraud would be telling a party they don’t have to participate in the proceedings while promising to be fair, but then proceeding to railroad them at…

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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to Divorce!

If you haven’t heard the news by now, I can only assume that you have been living under a rock or buried in a media-less hole for some time now. And yes, by “the news”, I mean the news of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s impending divorce. When Angelina filed…

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How do the physician-patient and psychotherapist-patient privileges work in Family Law proceedings?

The rules of evidence can be challenging. Understanding it is a skill that must be honed and refined, which is what we try to do at Bickford Blado & Botros. In this blog, we will discuss two of the most important evidentiary privileges and their importance in family law cases:…

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Which parent gets credit for time when children aren’t physically with either?

If you have minor children and are paying or receiving child support, you are probably already aware that the timeshare percentage, or the percent of time that the child/ren are with each parent, plays a role in determining the amount of guideline child support. Once two parents have set a…

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